Beverage Preparation; Before First Use - Krups EA80 Manual

Dear Customer,
Thank you for having purchased this Krups Espresseria Automatic. We are sure you will
enjoy both the quality of the coffee it makes and how easy it is to use.
Whether you want a short, strong shot of a ristretto, a good espresso, a larger and milder
lungo, or a creamy cappuccino, your automatic coffee / espresso machine has been
designed so you can enjoy the same quality at home as at the bistro, whatever the time of
day and right through the week.
Thanks to its Thermoblock System, its 15 bar pump and because it uses real coffee beans
that are ground just before the coffee is made, your Espresseria Automatic will give you a
drink containing maximum aroma, with a fine creamy golden brown top produced by the
natural oils contained in coffee beans.
To obtain an espresso at just the right temperature and a nice compact creamy top, we
advise you to pre-heat your cup. After a few trial runs you will find the type of mix and roast
of the coffee beans that suits your taste. The quality of the water used is obviously another
essential factor in the coffee you get.
Make sure the water is fresh from the tap (contact with the air tends to make it stale), that it
is free from chlorine odours and relatively cold.
Espresso coffee is richer in aroma than a conventional filter coffee. Despite its stronger,
longer-lasting taste, espresso in fact contains less caffeine than filter coffee.
DESCRIPTION
A Water tank handle/lid
B Water tank
C Coffee grounds collector
D Coffee outlets with height adjusting
handle
E Removable drip grid and tray
F Coffee bean container lid
1 Coffee bean container
G Grinding fineness setting knob
H Metal grinding wheel
I Cleaning inlet
J Cup tray
SYMBOL IN INFORMATION
Danger:
Warning against the risk of serious or fatal injuries.
The lightning bolt symbol warns against electrical dangers.
Attention:
Warning against the risks of incorrect operation, damage or destruction of the appliance.
Important:
General or important note on the operation of the appliance.
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Control panel
K Steam button
L "On/Off key and light
M Coffee volume rotating button
N "empty the coffee grounds" and "empty
the drip tray" warning light
O "Fill water tank" light
P Strong coffee key
Q Standard coffee key
R "Scale removal" light
S "Clean" light
T "Rinsing/servicing" key
U Steam nozzle
V Water level floats
Warning signals
Empty the coffee grounds collector, the drip tray, the light will remain on if the coffee
grounds collector is not properly inserted or if it has been put back in place 4 seconds
earlier.
Fill water tank
CLEAN Proceed with cleaning
CALC Proceed with scale removal
CLEAN + CALC Carry out a long rinse

BEVERAGE PREPARATION

TYPES OF Number of cups
COFFEE possible
1
RISTRETTO
2x1
1
ESPRESSO
2x1
1
COFFEE or
LUNGO
2x1

BEFORE FIRST USE

Preparing the appliance
Pull out and fill the water tank - Fig. 1 and 2.
Put it back in place by pressing firmly and close the lid again - Fig. 3.
Open the coffee bean container lid. Add the coffee beans - Fig. 4.
Close the coffee bean container lid again.
Do not fill the water tank with hot water, milk or any other liquid. If you turn on the
appliance when the water tank is not in place or not correctly filled (under the "min.'
level,), the light will come on and making an espresso or a cup of coffee will be made
impossible.
NEVER PUT GROUND COFFEE IN THE COFFEE CONTAINER.
It is recommended that you do not use oily, caramelised or flavoured coffee beans for this
appliance. These kinds of beans may damage the appliance.
Check that the coffee beans do not contain any foreign particles such as grit, as any damage
caused by the presence of foreign particles will invalidate the guarantee.
Do not put water into the coffee bean container.
Coffee bean grinding fineness setting
Strong coffee
Standard
Steam button
Rinsing/servicing
Possible volume Possible strength
settings (ml) settings
20 to 30 ml
or
2 x 20 to 30 ml
in two cycles
30 to 70 ml
or
2 x 30 to 70 ml
in two cycles
80 to 220 ml
or
2 x 80 to 220 ml
in two cycles
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